We have bred and loved these extraordinary horses for many years. Age, market and political upheaval in our once great Republic have dictated a change. America will either continue its tragic slide into communism or soon be involved in a bloody revolution. Either way, we cannot imagine being without just a couple of horses, producing a foal or two now and again, in hopes that our rare bloodlines will somehow survive as they survived the political upheavals in Egypt during the last century. We have dispersed our broodmares, gelded our stallions and placed them in good homes, except Bey Bishr, son of Bishaarah, who remains with us.

Our beloved foundation mare, MA Ahmar came to us in 1997 and consistently produced foals of extreme beauty, athletic ability, size and intelligence.  Never was a horse more loved than Ahmar and losing her was one of the most painful experiences of my life. Ahmar produced two daughters. The first was the incredibly beautiful Bishaarah who has been exported to Saudi Arabia.

Ahmar's second daughter Aliha Juahara remains. She is tall, athletic and probably should have been raced, for she has the size, strength and love of running. We made the mistake of selling Juahara as a two year old and were fortunate enough to get her back. She is broke to ride and while not ridden often, she has a sound mind and good attitude. She is one of the few remaining Straight Egyptian mares of breeding age of the very rare Abayyan Um Jurrays strain.

The second mare we are keeping is another tall, powerful mare, the beautiful Maahrousa Isis. She was once sold her on contract to what had been a good home, but circumstances change and we got Maahrousa home scarecrow thin. One of her full sisters, Amaariis, sold to Bahrain. Maahrousa has had two fillies and has outproduced herself with both. We reluctantly offer her for sale.